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LED Skin Treatment Cost $300 average cost

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Updated 28 Aug 2008
Posted 28 Aug 2008
Worth It
Spent: $100 in Los Gatos, Ca

My health insurance covers the procedure. It takes 10 minutes slightly and was uncomfortable the first time. I get it every 2 weeks for my acne. I love it. My skin tone has evened out. My face is hardly oily at all anymore. I used to be a walking puddle even on a cold day when wearing makeup. Now when I wear makeup hardly any oil. My acne has improved tremendously, as well. I still get breakouts when I am hormonal, but who doesn't?

(Cost says $100 b/c the review said I have to put that in there, but my health insurance covered it so it's actually only a $30.00 co-pay!)

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Bruce Saal, MD

My Doctor: Bruce Saal, MD

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Tylie (38 posts) 2 Dec 2010
Do you know how your insurance agreed to cover it? As an acne treatment? I am trying to avoid Accutane again. Have you noticed any unwanted side effects? Thanks.
home acne remedies (1 post) 30 Dec 2011
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